The Seahawks made a change to their 90-player roster on the eve of training camp.
Seattle signed cornerback Brandon Johnson and cut tight end Harrison Bryant on Tuesday.
Johnson signed with the Eagles as an undrafted rookie out of Oregon last year and played in three games as a rookie, spending most of the season on the Eagles’ practice squad. The Eagles waived Johnson last month.
Bryant signed with the Seahawks in April after spending last season with the Texans. He has previously spent time with the Eagles, Raiders and Browns.
The Seahawks’ rookies are already at camp and their veterans arrive on Friday. Their first training camp practice is Saturday.
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